STRUCTURE DESIGN AND QUALITY ASSURANCE OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Clause Samples

The "Structure Design and Quality Assurance of Development Project" clause establishes the requirements and standards for the design and quality control of a project's structural components. It typically mandates that all structural designs comply with relevant codes and regulations, and that quality assurance procedures—such as inspections, testing, and documentation—are implemented throughout the development process. This clause ensures that the completed structure is safe, reliable, and meets the agreed-upon specifications, thereby minimizing the risk of defects or failures in the finished project.
STRUCTURE DESIGN AND QUALITY ASSURANCE OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECT. 6.6.1. Before start of construction and development of the Project, the Licensee shall prepare a Development Plan specifying different phases in which the Licensee proposes to construct the Project. The Development Plan shall be in accordance with the applicable Development Rules and other Regulations as per Applicable Laws and Agreement. The Development Plan and any subsequent modifications therein should be submitted to nodal officer of CMRL/LICENSOR (“Nodal Officer”) for approval and no works shall be undertaken at site without approval of Nodal Officer CMRL/LICENSOR. 6.6.2. The Licensee shall at all times, obtain and maintain all Applicable Permits/approvals/permissions/licenses/No objection Certificates, which are required by Applicable Law, to undertake the Project. 6.6.3. The Licensee shall prepare drawings for the proposed developments at the Project Site complying with the requirements of the Agreement, Applicable Laws and Applicable Permits and prior to submitting the same to the concerned government authority for obtaining Applicable Permits, the Licensee shall submit the Drawings to the Nodal Officer CMDA for his approval. The Nodal Officer shall either approve the Drawings or ask for more details within 30 (thirty) days of submission of the Drawings. Once the plans are approved by the Nodal Officer, the Licensee shall not be entitled to make any alterations or additions to the Drawings without prior approval in writing of the Nodal Officer by following the above procedure. 6.6.4. The structural design and preparation of Drawings and the Development Plan shall be prepared by the Licensee through a competent and reputed structural engineer, name of which shall be duly approved in writing by the Nodal Officer of CMRL/LICENSOR in advance, before asking the Structural Engineer to prepare the Designs/ Drawings Further, the proof check of design, Drawings and Development Plan shall be approved by IIT, NIT, or any other reputed agency / institution of repute the name of which shall be approved from Nodal Officer, CMRL/LICENSOR in advance. 6.6.5. In addition, CMRL/ LICENSOR may demand structural design or any drawing at any stage of project for review and scrutiny. 6.6.6. The Licensee shall during the development of the Project furnish to CMRL/LICENSOR all specifications, guidelines, standards and design criteria to be adopted by them along with any changed or new applicable specifications for approval of CMRL/LICENSOR. 6.6.7. The approval of Developme...
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